Issue

The spell checker keeps finding numbers, example 12.25, when checking a document. This wasn't the case in PowerCADD v6

Affects

PowerCADD v7.00, v7.0.1

Description

When spell checking a document in PowerCADD v7, numbers such as 12.25 are always checked. In PowerCADD v6 those types of numbers were ignored which made more sense.

To See the Condition

In PowerCADD v6, do this:

1. Create a New Untitled document
2. type one piece of text, example 12.25
3. deselect the text block
4. choose Text menu > Spelling...
5. the spell check completes without finding 12.25 as a spelling error
6. This is correct behavior

In PowerCADD v7, do this:

1. Create a New Untitled document
2. type one piece of text, example 12.25
3. deselect the text block
4. choose Text menu > Spelling...
5. the spell check considers the text 12.25 a spelling error
6. This is incorrect behavior

Work Arounds

Unfortunately, there isn't an elegant work around. Choosing Ignore All in the spell checker dialog only ignores that specific number instance for that pass of the spell checker. Choosing Add, to add the number to the dictionary, is time consuming and is required for every possible number combination that might be in a technical drawing and isn't a practical long term solution.

The issue has been reported to Engineered Software for action.

We hope that helps
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